His aversion to the imposition of a rules-based society led him to denounce, as a manifestation of the people's 'mental enslavement', the foundations of law, property rights and even the institution of marriage.
There is a view in Khan's team that this need not be the case and that the rigorous imposition of a "50% rule" can beneficially alter the Alice In Wonderland market equation that has been generating much of London's "affordable" housing, going back to the mayoralties of Ken Livingstone.
During the argument on Jan . 15 , 1963a Florida assistant attorney general, Bruce R. Jacob, told the justices that "imposition of an inflexible rule in this area would be an unwarranted intrusion into historic rights of the states to determine their own rules of criminal procedure".
Among the other changes proposed by Kelly are: Imposition of a 60-minute rule.
The only thing, ideologues had argued, that could distort a market was the imposition of unnecessary rules and regulations by a third party, which had no vested interest in the outcome of the transaction and that was therefore a meddling force that robbed markets of their magnificent, near-mystical wisdom.
In contrast, contemporary architecture results from the imposition of formal rules and abstract concepts upon a single design episode, creating an outcome where the 'forces' are unbalanced.
But although there may be a long struggle ahead, the saving of the manuscripts was an example of how the Malians will do their utmost to resist the imposition of a vicious and nihilistic rule.
Two critical processes involve the imposition of a knowledge base of symbolic rules into a neural network architecture and the extraction of symbolic rules from the neural network following a learning phase.
Some French intellectuals and leading figures in the media argue that terrorism is the inevitable and extreme expression of a "true" Islam which entails the denial of the other, the imposition of strict rules in the guise of sharia law and ultimately jihad.
In 1912 Born and Hungarian engineer Theodore von Karman formulated the dynamics of a crystal lattice, which incorporated the symmetry properties of the lattice, allowed the imposition of quantum rules, and permitted thermal properties of the crystal to be calculated.
But in many ways, the imposition of local rules may be better than the alternatives: no regulation at all, or a single set of rules for the whole world.
